Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-12

wife, Mr.. J. l. Redick and wife, Mrs. Rod
dins, Mr.. NJ. X. Risdon and wife, Captain
Ray and wife, Mr.. Charles j. Ryan. Miss
Clara Rustin, Miss Minnie Richardson, Miss
Lucle Rogers, Judge Wakely and wife,
pr. Woodburn. Mr.. l.: b. Williams and wife,
M, M; Woodard apd wife. Mr.. /. Wakey, Mr.
Mr.. William WALLACE and wife, Mr.. Howard
Worey, Mr. Ben Wood and wife. Mr.. John
Wilbur, Mr. Robert Law, Mr.. Y. +. Her and
wife MIR. Sam X. johnson and wife, Mr.. Sam
Henry 7. ,!enniis9n and wife Mr. F; A. Creigh
and wife, Mr.. y. Thomson. Mr. +. A. Nash
and wife, Mr.. {. =. Needham and wife. MIR.
Neely and wife. Walnut Hill the Right Rev.
wife, Mr.. .Edwir. Sherwood and wife, Mr..
Stuart and wife, DIR. T.. l.. Siggins and wife,
plattsmouth; MI. Charles Stebbigs apd wife,
Mr.. Howard d. Smith and wife, DR.. Sawyer,
Mr.. II. /. Seward and wife. ,. G. Taylor,
G. Towle and wife, Mr. Bruno Tzschuck and
wife, Mr., II. NJ. Taylor and wife, Mr.. Wills
Yates and wife, Mr.: Henry Yates and wife,
the Misses Young, Mss Bertie i9st, Mr.. Van
c. Rosewater, Mr.. Byron Reed aud wife,
Mr.; o. Ramsey and wife, Mr. A. Syartzlander De
4. W. Simeral, DIR: George +. Summers, Dr.
j.. L. Summers, Mr.. Alvin Saunders and
wife, y. q. Sutphen, William f. Stephens,
Mrs. William stephens Captain II. +. PA
Phillips and wife, Mr.. William PAXTON and
wife, Mrs. Mary Putnam, MIR. +. =. Peck and
wife, Mr., L. T. Pruyn and wife, DR.. 5. II;
Parker and 5 wife; Dr. Ptnney ly an and wife Of
J. II. Peabody and wife, Mr.. Augustus Pratt
and wife, Mr.: g. L.. Perine and wife, Mr..
J. y. Evans, Mr.. j. X. Ringwalt Mr.. Med
Rr%s,rops, Mr: r.. DO DSrqshsr S and Wife ana
Mr.. b. $. knight and wife. Colone! H. G:
Frederick and wife, Or. Lebert. Mr., Al
patr!ck and wife, Mr.. PeIne and wife,
Mr.. LOUIS Shredder and wife, Mrs: f. F.
Smythe, Mr.. John Il. Shaw and wife. MIR.
Tom Swobe and wife, George Stebbens, B. +.
Shaw. MT; G; +; TasgaTt and wife D. i.
Tower and wife, Mr. c. Il. Taylor and wife,
the Misses Trueland, Edgar Yates, Mr.; Eras-
Van Curen and wife, Mr. Lewis Reed and
wife, Mr.. .. L. Howen and wife. Columbus,
Neb.; Mr.. +. &. Riley and wife, Mr.. Andrew
Rosewater and wife. Mr.. Thomas Rogers and
Charles shiverick and wife, Miss Adde
Spratlin, George SIulres, the Rev. Mr.. Sher-
rill and wife. Mr.. n. l.. Stone and wife, Rev.
e. w. Savidge and wiie Miss Carrie Sum:
wife, MIR. o. F. Steuhsns and wife, Wilcox
Stephehs. tll3Ll.-h
Society IN Omaha.
In the bright lexicon of Gate City So
ciety there's no such word as. dull.
True the whirl and gayety of the elite
may vary and at times it may seem that
the fountains of social pleasures have
been drained, yet each week records
events Of such pleasure and brilliancy
that compel the perhaps lethargic beaux
and bellies to do the hOnors. The past
week has been quiet one, but with Its
splendid Mercer reception, its numerous
weddings and its many little teas, it
may be said to have been most enjoya-
BILE one.
The "Naiad Queen" by reason, aside
from ITS merit, of the participation of our
young folks, has attracted social atten-
ton which probably has never been ac-
corded similar event.
But with the departure of the major.
ity of our social swells for the summer
resorts, must necessarily come social
lcthargy, and one by one the fortunate
beings are leaving for their favorite
hooks. A boundless contiguity of shade,
where rumors of oppression and deceit
not reach, is appreciated by none more
| than the beau or belle of Omaha, and
| the exuberance of spirit manifested on
| the occasion of their departure betokens
more than an ordinary desire for rest for
| the weary.
A PARTY of gentlemen left last night
| by special car for Idaho where they will
| remain for q week. Among the number
were G. w. Holdrege, l.. H. Tower, d. j
ODonahoc, r. Z. Gushing, j. b. Kitchen
p. +. Her and son, L. b. johnson, j. q.
Taylor, of this city; Judge Fitzgerald Of
| Cincinnatl; +. G. Webster, of Hastings
II. ID. Brown. of Illinois; MIR. Mason, o
New York, and Congressman Laird.
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| The COMMENCEMENT services OF Brown
ell hall begin this morning with the an
nual sermon before the trustees, faculty
and students in Trinity cathedral. OI
Monday at $50 q. m. will be held the ar
| exhibition and musical recital. The com
mencement exercises will be held at thu
hall ON Tuesday at 1890 a. M, and tn,
reception will be given Tuesday evening
June IA, from to II.
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THE CREIGHTON College Philomathi
society gave an interesting programme
Friday night to large and appreciativ
audience.
TUESDAY EVENING MIR. and Mrs. .Gcore
ID. Gilbert gave card party at their res
idence in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Franl
Cranston, of Providence, X. /. The fol
lowing were present: : MIR. and Mrs
i Frank Cranston, Mr. and Mrs. Il. b
Knight. Mrs. Lyman Richardson, Genera
and Mrs. Manderson, General and Mrs
Dandy, MIR. b. +. Smith. MIR. and Mrs
Metcaif. Mrs. Cornish. DIR. and Mrs
Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. William +. Allen
MIR. and Mrs. B. +. B. Kennedy, Mr.. an,
Mrs. Augustus Pratt, Mr.. and Mrs. Shell
ton. Mrs. Il. L. Beall and Mrs. McClel
land.
The RECEPTION rendered by the younI
folks of Kountze Memorial church to th
members of the Lutheran synod Tuesda
night was very pleasant affair and witt
the decorations, refreshments and earn
est efforts of the young people the man
clergymcn present enjoyed themselye
greatly.
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The MARRIAGE OF Mr.. Joseph d. Lloy
and Miss Jessie A. Miller occurre
Thursday at the residence of Mrs. Eliza
beth Bell, on Cumming street. Rev. [
w. Savidgc oiliciated. An elegant din
ncr was served the guests.
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